Windsheild sprayers
Windsheild sprayers
04-15-02, 09:41 PM
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Get a phillips,14mm box and open the hood. Take off the wipers first with the 14mm, then use the phillips to remove the 6(?) screws across by the latch. The center pipece pulls right up allowing you to get at the wiper motor and fluid lines. Hope that helps
04-15-02, 10:02 PM
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Originally posted by SuperPhly
what's a 14mm box? is that a philips head screw driver? in fancy terms
what's a 14mm box? is that a philips head screw driver? in fancy terms
04-15-02, 11:53 PM
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Originally posted by crazy dog
Get a phillips,14mm box and open the hood. Take off the wipers first with the 14mm, then use the phillips to remove the 6(?) screws across by the latch. The center pipece pulls right up allowing you to get at the wiper motor and fluid lines. Hope that helps
Get a phillips,14mm box and open the hood. Take off the wipers first with the 14mm, then use the phillips to remove the 6(?) screws across by the latch. The center pipece pulls right up allowing you to get at the wiper motor and fluid lines. Hope that helps
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04-16-02, 01:52 AM
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I think the wipers should take a 12mm, 14mm sounds too big. The cowl panel takes a phillps head. You need a crescent wrench or something (forget the exact size of it) to get the larger nut off the base of the wiper. I think you can get by by just taking the passenger side one off.
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04-16-02, 06:23 AM
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The plastic that those little sprayers are made of can be very brittle by now. I just broke mine this week. What a PITA.
Once you have the cowl plate off you need to undo the metal clip on the back, and remove the fluid hose. It's pretty simple.
Bye,
ScruffyChimp
Once you have the cowl plate off you need to undo the metal clip on the back, and remove the fluid hose. It's pretty simple.
Bye,
ScruffyChimp
04-16-02, 08:18 AM
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no no no, first remove your driver's front wheel. then prop the driver's door on a stand. make sure your wipers are in the upright position, and turn them on. now try to get the screws in the plate out with a narrow flathead screwdriver. once you have given up break the sprayer off, go to the junkyard and buy one that looks like you want. pop into hole and hookup line or hook up line through hole then shove sprayer in hole. this is all best done with your and my pal, mr jim beam.
if none of this works you'll need a new ecu.
if none of this works you'll need a new ecu.
04-16-02, 11:20 AM
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Originally posted by jeremy
no no no, first remove your driver's front wheel. then prop the driver's door on a stand. make sure your wipers are in the upright position, and turn them on. now try to get the screws in the plate out with a narrow flathead screwdriver. once you have given up break the sprayer off, go to the junkyard and buy one that looks like you want. pop into hole and hookup line or hook up line through hole then shove sprayer in hole. this is all best done with your and my pal, mr jim beam.
if none of this works you'll need a new ecu.
no no no, first remove your driver's front wheel. then prop the driver's door on a stand. make sure your wipers are in the upright position, and turn them on. now try to get the screws in the plate out with a narrow flathead screwdriver. once you have given up break the sprayer off, go to the junkyard and buy one that looks like you want. pop into hole and hookup line or hook up line through hole then shove sprayer in hole. this is all best done with your and my pal, mr jim beam.
if none of this works you'll need a new ecu.
04-16-02, 03:08 PM
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When I first bought my car, I tried the washer (after I just filled it up, ofcourse) and I just heard the pump running. So I drove forward and noticed a big puddle in the mirror. Anyway, due to a lack of hoses, I had to replace all those that were under the grill. It's easy to remove, just pop the hood and take out some bolts.
04-16-02, 03:24 PM
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if your nozzles are broken, you cna get those lighted ones for cheap and have new nozzles at the same time.
if your nozzles are broken, you cna get those lighted ones for cheap and have new nozzles at the same time.
04-16-02, 10:53 PM
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lighted sprayers
Hey
Mine did not work and I got a set with that was dark with red lights........hooked it up to the parking lights
works great......color matches the dash of my 84.......
By day nobody can tell.......looks stock..........
also replaced the tubing.....just broke off in my hands.........
Mine did not work and I got a set with that was dark with red lights........hooked it up to the parking lights
works great......color matches the dash of my 84.......
By day nobody can tell.......looks stock..........
also replaced the tubing.....just broke off in my hands.........
04-17-02, 03:17 PM
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For the people with rear washer,
Run the line down to the tires and fill it up with bleach. Spray and presto! Pure white smoke cloud when you do a big burnout Use to do this back in the day. man, I'm getting old
Run the line down to the tires and fill it up with bleach. Spray and presto! Pure white smoke cloud when you do a big burnout Use to do this back in the day. man, I'm getting old
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